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VMware Workstation is one of the best virtual managers and will allow to install and use more than one operating system. You can run Windows 7 and XP side-by-side or install Linux on Windows and so on. VMware Workstation supports multi-core processors, this means that you can set two CPU cores to the host and the remaining two to your virtual PC and run very smoothly.

Using a virtual operating system is ideal for testing new software. Each virtual installation on your PC remains safe and locked up in that environment. You can even take snapshots of the virtual OS so you can quickly return to a previous state if the installed software fails to perform as expected.
VMware Workstation 8.0.1 with support for shared workstation with other users in the system, the new user interface, 64-bit support up to 64GB of RAM, HD audio support, USB 3 and many more.

VMware Workstation 8.0.1 is a minor update with these enhancements:
-Graphics performance and compatibility enhancements.
-Improvements in creating and using virtual machines.
-Ubuntu 11.10 is officially supported as guest operating systems.
-Repair Disk and memory management issues.
-Repair problems reported by users have been resolved.
One of the best virtualization manager, which allows you to create your own virtual operating system and host on your computer

VMware version 8.0.1 has now emerged to replace the previous version of VMware VMware 7. Excess of 8 VMware is supported with the latest windows operating system which is Windows 7. This version can run on windows or linux operating systems 32 and 64 bit and does not require to be installed on high end computers. On a computer with specs 400 Mhz processor and 128 Mb memory only the program can run normally.
Winner of more than fifty industry awards, VMware Workstation is recognized for a broad operation system support, rich user experience, a comprehensive feature set, and high performance.

Benefits:
Running applications on Windows, Linux, and more at the same time without rebooting.
Remote access virtual machines running on VMware vSphere and VMware vCenter.
Building a virtual machine locally and then drag and drop to upload directly to VMware vSphere.
Run as a server to host applications for your team, department or organization.
Build and demos of complex multi-tier applications on a PC with a reliable repetitive manner.
VMware Workstation – This program is designed for workstations, enables a computer to mimic the work environment independent of the operating system and works with him as with a conventional system. Using this method you can install different operating systems and applications for them, go online and engage in everyday tasks, but with somewhat slower speeds. The advantage of this method is the ability to test various software under various operating systems, without adversely harm the current system, installed on my main computer, as well as some hardware test solutions. This can make life easier for developers to significantly develop cross-platform applications and anyone who loves to work with the new OS.

VMware Player – The software only runs the virtual machines (created in VMware Workstation, or VMware Server). VMware Player also works with virtual machines created by GSX Server and applications, ESX Server, Microsoft VirtualPC and Symantec LiveState Recovery. Free solution with a limited, compared to VMware Workstation, functional.
VMware VIX API – a library to write scripts and programs under Dev. The following support systems and programming languages. More information you will find information in your doc, which is installed with the program. Supports Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and above, Linux (kernel 2.4.x and above). Supports programs written in C, Perl, Visual Basic, VBScript, C #.

VMware ACE Administration Server – allows IT administrators to monitor and manage thousands of VMware ACE desktops and a standard policy followed from a single console. Using this component you can set access rights and security policies, centralized implemented on a workstation, through the mechanism of VRM (Virtual Rights Management) to secure access to virtual environments from anywhere, to control the device connection to the virtual machine (USB-devices, printers, or CD / DVD-drive), to manage virtual machines obsolete policy, which can be activated at any given time.